The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-29
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUYYs.

OORkbkAL-bihnuhru u OUs pearl,
s. 25tg3 IS; roller. 81 5000 60. quiet.
HAY-Choics, from store, Doc i;
car load from levee or depot. sl7;
prime, from store, Soc; car load
from levee or depot, SIC 80; prairie,
from store, 45(a50c; car load from
levee or depot, s. 50.
BRAs-From store, s0:; from
levee or depot, 3l4.
CoRs-From store, white, 58i; mir
cd. 52@5ic; from levee or depot, white,
In bulk, SIC; In sacks, 66c; mixed,
in bulk, 49,; In sacks, Sic.
0Ars-From store, white, 37(93sc;
mixed, 3is; from levee or depot, hlte,
In bulls, sac; In sacks, 800; mixed,
in bulk, SOC; In sacks, &c.
FJouR-Fiom store, common, 50 100
3 go; family, IS 5093 60; choice,
So 1908 50 fancy, So 9jtgt 10; extra
fancy, 81 9OCS4 so; patents, a 1905,
Steady.
BKkSs-Navy, =; MEDIUM, So
oATnEAL-In hall barrels, s293 %
from store.
CRAcKKRs-S1da, extra. &c; coda,
treble extra, 4lc; extra, &c; ginger
SHAPE, extra, Be-; assorted iumbles, Zoe.
CRACKED WHKAT-In half barrels,
"a ~ from store.
HomsY AND GRIrs-From store, 50
as rs.
KANSAS OrY, Mo. Angus "a -whest
steady. No. 2 soft, Csc bid. 67c asked ;
May, 7Gc bid, 7sic ssked. Ccrn
lower; No. 2 cash, 3btc bid, 36j
asked September, 35ic bid, 3'3c a, ked ;
October, 38e ssked; year, 35,j asked.
Oats, 22Ie bid, este asked.
ST. Loup, NO., August 27.-Elour
qni't, steady ard unchanged. Whest
was dead dull and bsrely
steady with fluctuations during
the whole session OF on y 10. No Cred,
cash, cole; September, 69d8lt :,
clohny a. 89ie; October, 7nlCa7lc,
C ing agile; November, 72ts; De.
cember, 74ia74tc, closing st 74i,:
May, sliCDs2c, closing at 81 i.
Corn, ic lower; cash, 3sECs3at,; ssp.
TENDER, 37k; October, 3sia 3stc. clos.
ing at 3slc; November, 37}93stc,
closing at 37ic; May, 4ltCa4il
closing At 4ltc. 0a's lover but
dull; cas5, 2iicC924k; sept,mber,
24i a 2iic; oc.obsr, 2bsc; November
25lc Rye strong, 49c. Hay unchanged :
| prime timothy, si39ls so; prairie,
30 50CAl0 10. Bran qniet al soc. Com
meal etc dy at % 2OCQ2 %. Receipts
-Four. 5000 brls; whest $1,000 bu
corn, 27,OC0 bu ~ oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
nIre; barley, 5000. Shipments-flour,
5000 bfls; wheat, ZOO bu; corn,
$1,000 bu oats, 900 bu; rye, 1000
barley, 1000.
CBIcAoo, Ill, August 27.-After
the q 'st few salee In the speeu atiy q
srAins this m lrning, prices b-came
very st ATTY with an easier tendency.
be disposition 10 trade was not vsry
pronounced, aud the bulk OF opsrS.
lions ere In the way Of ttilirg up
trades in readiness ioT next week q
yleibe supply state nsnt. There wgA
very little in the situation 10 make n
msr OF on. There was very decided
depression In the wheat pit Early In
the eeason there was N usual SATIN.
day cltarlug, but toward the close
there was no interest Whatever taken
| III AhN hhhihNN bhho AtNflHiu hhNitl'
pited next week was a depressing ele-
msnt September wheat opened y,
Ggc. lost To-, continued steady al oslo
during the greater part Of the session,
ard Il Jaed at COS. Corn exhibited
only a moderate degree OF activity,
The market was governed by local In.
hdencts largely, no outside news Of
importincs being received. The mar
ket opfned q shaie eafer than YES
terday's close al Ilts for eeplember
was easV Tor time, then advanced 4
a der fair local inquiry. A promi
nent local opsra'or bouxht quito freely
Later the offerings became more lib
eral, Influenced mainly by prospect,
Of larger receipts next week, sos car
being estlmsted for Monday, AID tb,
rioes declined 10, ruled steady On,
closed about 10 lower than yestsrds,